I was actually thinking about making a topic about this one too... haven't picked it up myself yet. Debating it though. I did enjoy J stars for what it was, and this is supposedly by the same people if I'm not mistaken, so...
The weirdest thing though is definitely seeing someone like Yugi taking on, say... Goku, and actually standing a chance. But I guess that's why people like these games, power scaling just gets thrown entirely out the window.

the way assault described jay stars was freakin hilarious lol but sadly he is correct

Well, I guess I'll skip that one, the not dubbed storie is one part, but the other is simply that i don't have any connection to the characters in the game unlike mk, sf, KI or SC, I simply don't have any idea who is who in jump force.

Greetings Moritz.

OK, Here are my initial impressions, and for this, there are slight spoilers for the beginning of the game due to the way this game works.
As suspected, this game... is gonna be hard for us to navigate for a time.
So here's the rundown of what's happened to me so far.
You boot up the game, and it says about autosaving. Then, you get an opening cinematic. After this, it asks you to create new save data.
Then the game loads. You are thrust directly into the story, with the prologue as an opening cutscene. You must then create your avatar.
You then pick if you want to play offline or online.
There's then another cutscene.
Then, you get to do a battle which acts as a basic tutorial.
You start off learning movement. So you just move around a bit then tap jump a few times, and that's done.
Then, it's learning how to attack. I enjoyed this. The haptics in this game are interesting, quite powerful on my xbox one. This teaches you about light attacks (called light rush), smash attacks (hold light rush button), heavy attack (heavy blow) and heavy smash (hold heavy blow button)
You then learn about grabs, which is a single button.
You can combo and such. Finally, you defeat your opponent.
Then, there's another cutscene, and after this, you are brought to the lobby. From here, I've learned that yes, indeed, there's a warp option. Hold y on xbox one, or triangle on ps4. However, it says that not everything will be open until you join a team who is part of the Jump Force, and that's where I'm stuck. With sighted help, I've spoken to the team leaders, however, I don't actually know how to join one of the three teams. Then, the person helping me had to go, so this is how far I've gotten. I don't know if offline battle or training or tutorials are available yet or not, or if I have to join a team first to even get that to work. This means that until further notice, I'm stuck, and that will probably be until next week. Unless I find out that yes I can do offline battle or something.

Seems that way. By the way, I was able to get into an offline battle I didn't have any sighted help so sort of had to wing it, although what's cool is the characters just seem to be on a left/right menu with no rows, unless you have to unlock them. However, there is no audio indication of what character you are choosing, but you aren't moved around, so any character you pick for the current session gets blanked out as an unselectable option, so you can, well, sort of explore the screen, although there's just no way to know what you are picking. However I think the first option on that screen might be your avatar character.

Aaron, you still playing this game? lol Or was it not worth the day 1 purchase. Just curious, because I'd love it for a couch time killer if nothing else.

Can confirm, offline battle becomes available as soon as the first tutorial is done. But... you don't unlock all 40 characters until after you join a team. And to join a team, you have to talk to all 3 team leaders.
OCR actually works quite well with this game, which is cool. But yeah... if you don't have sighted help or don't have a looooot of patience for wandering around mashing circle, do not pick this game up unless it's like 20 bucks at the most.

From all I'm hearing, you wouldn't pick this game up for story anyway... bland as hell apparently. So language would only apply if you really, really cared about character intros, or had a specific preference for specific dub actors.

how is the gameplay? of course I have seen vids on it, but I want to know can you tell where you are on screen? can you lock onto opponents?

is the game in english? i've watched some gameplays and i could hear some japanese words during the fights.

@jayde I would assume it's Persian/Farsi since the profile says Iran, but don't quote me on that one. Although I don't know of anything similar, something probably exists... but I'm not gonna look it up.